What is the truth value for the following conditional statement?
p: true
q: true

∼p → q
F T → T
T T → F
F T → F
T F → T

Question

What is the truth value for the following conditional statement?
p: true
q: true

∼p → q
F T → T
T T → F
F T → F
T F → T

marziman · Answer

Well...A I believe is ONLY true if P is true and Q is false.

marziman · Answer

So A is incorrect.

marziman · Answer

Oh wait...I am so backwards today -face palm- I'm all backwards. You ARE correct.

alones · Answer

waitt what? :o

marziman · Answer

Sorry I was thinking of P -> Q being false.

alones · Answer

waitt the thing i know is that C was wrong ;-;

marziman · Answer

P -> Q is only false if P is true and Q is false.

marziman · Answer

So A is correct. Sorry got myself all backwards!

alones · Answer

O.M.G LOLOL..NOW IT MAKES ME CONFUSING

marziman · Answer

Okay forget what I said about you being wrong LOL.  I was saying A is correct, and I gave you an instance where p -> q could be false, but where it could be false DOES NOT apply here since both P and Q are true.  Got it?

alones · Answer

Oh finally i did. Thank you bro.

marziman · Answer

No problem.